The Delano & Aldrich/Emerson Fellowship

The Delano and Aldrich/Emerson Fellowship is awarded to a French architect for travel and study in the U.S.
 

French architect fellowship

Since 1930, AIA has awarded a French architect a fellowship for travel and study in the U.S. The architect is selected by members of the French Academy of Architecture and is welcomed and assisted in the U.S. by a three-member committee of AIA member architects in New York. The fellowship is supported by the interest income of an endowment fund established for this sole purpose. 

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Recipients

  • 2023 Martin Paquot
  • 2022 Annouk Soula
  • 2021 not awarded
  • 2020 Anna-Laura Bourguignon
  • 2019 Justine Lajus-Pueyo
  • 2018 Félicia Révay
  • 2017 Florian Camani
  • 2016 Alice Audebert
  • 2015 Flore Bernigaud
  • 2014 Achille Racine
  • 2013 Camille Ayme
  • 2012 Émilie Cam
  • 2012 Hugo Gasnier
  • 2011 not awarded
  • 2010 Marie-Amélie Tek
  • 2009 Perrine Laon
  • 2009 Ségolène Dubernet
  • 2008 Julien Doly
  • 2007 Chloé Duflos
  • 2006 Alia Bengana
  • 2005 Mathias Lukacs
  • 2004 Anna Puklus
  • 2003 Pierre Trevelo
  • 2002 Alexandre Franc
  • 2001 not awarded
  • 2000 Julien Graves
  • 1999 Florence Clausel de Coussergues
  • 1998 Sandra Barclay
  • 1997 Pascal Mory
  • 1996 Sebastien Ramseyer
  • 1995 Magali Blachier
  • 1994 Fabienne Couvert
  • 1993 not awarded
  • 1992 Thomas Billard
  • 1991 Sibylle Giraud
  • 1991 J. Julien Laferriere
  • 1990 Nathalie Regnier
  • 1989 Laurent Tournié-Bonnefoi
  • 1988 Geoffroy Belmont
  • 1987 Jean-Marc Gauthier
  • 1986 not awarded
  • 1985 Emmanuelle Colboc
  • 1985 Rémy Frédéric Camoin
  • 1984 not awarded
  • 1983 Pierre Bauer
  • 1982 Didier Bigot
  • 1981 Didier Marty
  • 1980 Sylvestre Monnier
  • 1979 Michéle Barbé
  • 1978 Gabor Mester de Parajd
  • 1977 Philippe Dubois
  • 1976 Jean Pierre Heim
  • 1975 Jean Louis Maisonabe
  • 1974 Patrick Foster
  • 1973 not awarded
  • 1972 ___ Yung
  • 1971 Jacques Avizou
  • 1970 Pierre Destailleurs
  • 1969 Pierre Colboc
  • 1968 Jean-Pierre Fournier
  • 1967 Jean Castex
  • 1966 Henri Gaudin
  • 1965 ___ Trey
  • 1964 Wladimir Mitrofanoff
  • 1963 Jacques Labro
  • 1962 Gérard Granval
  • 1961 Gérard Bureau
  • 1960 award status unknown
  • 1959 André Menard
  • 1958 Edmond Lay
  • 1957 Marcel Nouviale
  • 1956 not awarded
  • 1955 Louis Marty
  • 1954 Henri Bourdon
  • 1953 Jacques Sarrabezolles
  • 1952 Jean Willerval
  • 1951 André Blouin
  • 1950 Jean-Yves Normand
  • 1949 Noël Boutet de Monvel
  • 1948 Henri Colboc
  • 1947 Robert Louard
  • 1946 Gaston Leclaire
  • During Second World War, not awarded 1940-1941 and 1943-1945.
  • 1942 Carlos Lazo
  • 1939 Pierre Bailleau
  • 1938 Guy Ardilouze
  • 1937 Henri Madelain
  • 1936 Louis Arretche
  • 1935 Guy Pison
  • 1934 Raymond Lopez
  • 1933 Henri Walbert
  • 1932 Robert Camelot
  • 1931 Jean Meunier
  • 1930 Pierre Mathé